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English . . . The power and l James Morganti There are no small parts, only small actors. Speech Drama Workshop; Assembly Committee Stella Wasserman For your assignment . . Junior English Junior Red Cross Diane McManus It takes life to love life. Junior and Senior English ' ' Chariot ' 7 Adviser Ruby Bishar Read the New York Times. Senior English English Department Chairman All of us realize the power and heritage of words, but most of us seldom use to the fullest extent the vast storehouse of ideas at our com¬ mand. To stimulate, encourage, and increase this word power through wide reading, creative writing, and lively discussions is the purpose of the English curriculum. Our English program is centered around three main themes: understanding oneself; under¬ standing others; and the difficulties in choosing values. Florence Greenstein Why don ' t you people think? Junior and Senior English Honor Societ y 16 Marilyn Bremus Now settle down, pleasel Sophomore and Junior English Publicity Committee; Chariot Adviser Lynn Salsbury You can ' t read without a vocabulary. Reading Civic Committee
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heritage of words. William Pascrell Let ' s get organized. Sophomore English; American History II Bowling Club Emil Sanzari Well, cherubs? Senior English Assembly and Senior Day Committees; Stagecrafters Kay March Try a 1000 words a minute. Reading In the sophomore year a detailed study of the individual through the various phases of personality development is achieved by writing an analysis of one ' s background, friends, and future plans. For the junior year, great emphasis is placed on the social implications in American literature, which gives the student a wider understanding of others. As a climax to the program, the seniors for¬ mulate their philosophy of life through a con¬ centrated study of the choice in values. Other courses available in the English curric¬ ulum are Speech Fundamentals and Speech Arts, two year courses which help to develop appre¬ ciation of drama and the theater for all three levels. Robert Boyce Don ' t use ' thing ' ! Sophomore English Delphian Adviser Emily Romney Who has the minutes today? Junior English Publicity Committee Thomas Matro That sounds all right. Sophomore and Junior English Literary Club Frances Bigart Don ' t forget your book reviews on Monday. Sophomore English Tri-Hi-Y 17
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